Etiquette for Sending Music

  • First thing you want to be sure of is that the tracks are finished.
  • Time to prepare the tracks for sending them out. Make sure you send a full length track in a considerable rate, preferably 192 kb/s but the absolute minimum is 128 kb/s.
  • Next step is uploading.
  • Find perfect label for your music.
  • Write E-mail and send.
 
Sorry if this has been discussed before, but how long after you send in your music is it polite to chase up on your music?
 
There is a lot of great advice in these forums. Well done guys.
 
Good information for keeping it professional, thanks. I'm currently going through the forums all I can to see what I can learn before I start promoting my own music. Cheers!
 
CraigCyril said:
  • First thing you want to be sure of is that the tracks are finished.
  • Time to prepare the tracks for sending them out. Make sure you send a full length track in a considerable rate, preferably 192 kb/s but the absolute minimum is 128 kb/s.
  • Next step is uploading.
  • Find perfect label for your music.
  • Write E-mail and send.
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Very good advice, simple and easy to remember.
 
This will certainly help you to appear more professional in your business dealings and thus the powers that be will take you a lot more seriously.
 
I used to name my tracks with numbers, lol
But putting your contact in the beat name really help people remember you
 
Lol all the stuff mentioned I said to somebody else. I even go as far as putting ID3 tags in mp3's with full info and a picture for a concept/idea if they don't have one from the title of the track already.

I imagine they will download the stuff and have a folder by the artists name and project if they dont have keep their emails as reference.
 
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